A family full of love brings joy to each member ( Photo: baovanhoa.vn)

Longevity celebration, a tradition of Vietnam, demonstrates children’s gratitude for their parents and grandparents (Photo: Hai Ninh/mongcai.gov.vn)

Family reunion on Tet, Vietnam’s Lunar New Year (Photo: news.zing.vn)

A person living in a happy family is more likely to succeed in life (Photo: giadinhonline.vn)

Artist Ly Hai (first from the right) and his family members (Photo: giadinhonline.vn)

Themed “Peaceful family - happy society”, Vietnam Family Day this year is celebrated in a special way focusing on honoring frontline workers in the fight against COVID-19.

A video that went viral recently shows a little kid suddenly burst out to tear after seeing her mother on TV. Her mother is Phung Thi Hanh, one of the 160 medical staff sent to COVID-19 hotspot in Bac Giang province to support the pandemic prevention there.

Phung Thi Hanh's daughter (L) and her happy family (R)

The pandemic has forced many families to be separated while at the same time allowing some others to stay closer together. All seven members of Tran Thi Yen's family in Bac Giang province had to stay in quarantine in a local school. 

Ms. Yen's family take photograph at quarantine (Photo: qdnd.vn)

Most activities for Vietnam Family Day were held virtually due to the pandemic. The Vietnam Women's Union held an online seminar to celebrate the 20^th anniversary of Vietnam Family Day and the National Action Month for Anti-Domestic Violence.

Experts are invited to the seminar to share their experience (Photo: hanoimoi.com.vn)

An art performance at the event (Photo: hanoimoi.com.vn)